Here's a chest made by one of customers, it took him a week, pretty good going.
He didn't tell me the wood, is it tulipwood? (not the Brazilian type I use for my mini smoothers)
Luke bought one of my dovetail guides a long time ago and used it to learn how to cut dovetails. He now cuts dovetails freehand without the guide and looks as if he's doing a great job!
Looks like tulip poplar. That's quite the chest!
ReplyDeleteHi, yes you're right on both counts!! All the best, David.
DeleteHi Mr. Barron, the carcass of the top and bottom is tulip poplar and the darker top is country maple from the Amish in Ohio. I actually found a bullet, 50-60 years old, while I was planing it down. Really interesting and pretty stuff. Thank you very much for the kind words, I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, I should have asked! All the best, David.
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